Fodder For The Fans Beckons Between Games
A columnist announces duties covering the World Series and local high school and American Legion basketball, pledging upbeat coverage and insights not found in daily papers. He recalls a Lititz win over Hopeland in a three game event behind Fire House and cheers the crowd energy and sportsmanship.
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Chicago
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Lititz
Lititz defeats Columbia in a pitchers duel on home ground
In a Saturday clash at home Lititz edged Columbia 8 to 2 in a tight pitchers duel. Sloat allowed nine hits but shut down Columbia late, while Shheckert kept Lititz in check until Weiss homered to spark the late rally. The game featured barehanded catches and key hits as Lititz sealed the win.
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Sheckert
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Weiss
Spickler
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Hershey
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Shields
Kelley
Pretzels
Kid” Keller
Denver Triumphs Over Ephrata 5 2 In Monday Game
Denver upset Ephrata 5 to 2 as Miller pitched well until three errors broke a potential shutout. The wrecking crew from Ephrata faltered at the plate and on defense, opening pennant hopes to Denver’s renewed form.
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Installation of Knights of Malta Officers at White Cove Commandery
Knights of Malta White Cove Commandery No 532 observes installation night on Thursday Sept Ath with luncheon after. Deputy Grand Commander Thomas A Ferrari and Lancaster staff will attend. Full attendance urged. Elected for the next term: Sir Knight Commander Ralph E Worley Generalissimo Harry W Stormfeltz Captain General Charles W Rapp Prelate Clearence E Reg emnas Recorder Chas H Zartman Asst Recorder C Earl Brian Treasurer Alvin Long Sy Ward en Edward W Grube Jr Warden Adam S Sheaffer Warder Fred B Brach bill 1st Guard W Cullen Carpenter 2nd Guard Wm H Zartmah Sword Bearer Wilson FP Gibble Standard
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Ancient and Illustrious Order
Knights of Malta
Thomas A. Ferrari
Staff of Lancaster
Ralph E. Worley
Harry W. Stormfeltz
Charles W. Rapp
Clearence
E. Reg‘emnas
Chas. H. Zartman
C. Earl Brian
Alvin ¥. Long
Edward W. Grube
Adam
S. Sheaffer
Fred B. Brach
Bill
W. Cullen Carpenter
H. Zartmah
Wilson Fp.gibble
Chestnut Blight Threatens Southern Chestnut Timber
The article notes chestnut blight spreading from 1904 Bronx Park findings through the Southern Appalachians, risking extensive timber loss. It cites Forest Service reports from Ashville and cautions to sell timber promptly as markets appear, with regional impact across several states and years ahead.
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United States Forest Service
Bronx Park
New York City
New England
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Carolinas
Georgia
Application Forest Experiment Station
The
Forest Service
Ashville
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Appalachian
Neffsville Hosts Doggie Roast and Marshmallow Toast
Lottie and LeRoy Redeau hosted a social at their home near Neffsville on Wednesday evening August 20. The event featured a doggie roast and marshmallow toast with many attendees including Edna Hollinger Mary Bru baker Elizabeth Stedman Anna Kauffman and dozens more. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments as neighbors and families gathered in a pleasant community gathering.
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Lottie
LeRoy Redeau
Neffsville
Edna’ Hollinger
Mary Brubaker
Elizabeth Stedman
Anna Kauffman
Frances Hollinger
Bertha Brubaker
Ida Gish
Cathrine Hostetter
Esther Singer
Betty Krick
Mabel Summers
Clara
Emma Hartranft
Jennie Sarah
Naomi Bigler
Ruth Engle
Irene Forrey
Esther Snyder
Belle Lingille
Anna Redeau
Mr. B. ¥. Hallman
Christian Frank
Norman Kreider
Menno Hoffer
Abram Rohrer
Clarence Charles
Henry Frank
Franklin Kreider
Edwin Christ
Ray Franck
Christian Funk
Michael Grove
Eugene Nissley
Russell Weidman
Mahlon Kreider
Warwick House Sale At The Warwick House Sale
At the Warwick House Sale held on Saturday 811 sales were made in total. Fifty eight cows sold with top prices from 119 to 185 dollars. Other lots included three pigs five dollars, 82 rabbits 35 cents to 1.20, 26 chickens 50 to 55 cents, 5 ducks 50 cents, 8 bantams 25 cents, 128 bushels potatoes 4 and 80 cents, 1500 cigars 2.20 a box, 50 shirts 60 to 65 cents, brace 1.10, shovel 1.10, lard press 4 dollars, couch 10.50, chest 5, table 5, desk 21.75.
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Warwick House
Damaging Influence on Political Opinions Warned
A fragment quotes Carole Kuen criticizing how fear of harming friends in office leads men and women to shield harsh political views, highlighting social pressure shaping public stance amid local influence concerns.
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Esid Carole Kuen
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Engaged Woman Reflects On Nice Boy And World Of Me
A Louisville Courier journal reader, an ingenuous young woman, writes of her engagement to a very nice boy who believes in her, and they both feel valued by one another, signaling a hopeful personal note in a social column.
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Louisville Courier. Journal
Davis Wonder Tonic Offers Alcohol Free Health Claim
An advertisement extols Davis Wonder Tonic as a safe alcohol free health aid for building body and brains. It argues many tonics claiming to stimulate briefly fail to deliver lasting relief and asserts this tonic is prepared at home with no alcohol for natural wellbeing.
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Davis
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